Question

What is Tom’s tone toward George Wilson in Chapter II when he talks about introducing George B. Wilson at the Gasoline Pump?

A) Sarcastic
B) Sympathetic
C) Derisive
D) Indifferent

Answer 1

Tom's tone towards George Wilson in Chapter II of 'The Great Gatsby' is derisive. Tom mocks George's character and social background.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Chapter II of the novel, 'The Great Gatsby,' Tom Buchanan's tone towards George Wilson when talking about introducing him at the Gasoline Pump is derisive. Tom makes fun of George's character and social background, highlighting his lower social status and lack of education. This is evident in the way Tom mocks George's lack of knowledge about cars and suggests that George would be better off sticking to his own business.